From a development and troubleshooting perspective, it would be useful to be able to disable or “turn-off” the functionality of event handlers in queries and other places. Currently if I want to try running something, but not triggering everything else attached to it, I have to delete the event handlers and then add them back once I’m done working. This is time consuming and difficult if you have a lot of event handlers present. It would be nice to have a toggle where I could temporarily disable the event and then turn it back on when I’m done.
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Hi @adammk07! Welcome to the community, and thanks for your post.
In the event handler editor, there's an ‘only run when’ field that takes an expression that must evaluate to a truthy value to fire. If you set it to `false`, the handler won't fire at all, and you can clear it when you're ready to re-enable it. Not quite a one-click toggle, but it should be quicker than deleting and re-adding!
Does that work for what you're trying to do?
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I'm marking the above as a functional workaround, @adammk07, but will keep the thread open and provide an update as soon as there is news to share!